Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Pertaining to, or of the nature of, neuropsychology.
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- adjective Of or pertaining to
neuropsychology , the relation or combination of brain and mind
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- adjective of or concerned with neuropsychology
Etymologies
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Examples
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Each child treated at the Roberts Center will have the opportunity to enroll in studies examining the long-term neuropsychological and developmental effects of proton therapy.
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Experience with Wechsler tests and familiarity with neuropsychological measures
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Initial evaluation includes taking a detailed history of the nature of the seizures, performing a neurological exam to look for clues regarding where seizures may begin, performing a brain MRI scan and a brain MEG scan, recording some seizures in the epilepsy monitoring unitand neuropsychological testing.
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The Assessment and Neuropsychology Service provides outpatient neuropsychological evaluations for patients with a wide range of medical, genetic, and neurologic conditions.
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Making referrals for detailed neuropsychological evaluations
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For some surgeons, artists, executives—even police officers—a well-chosen tune can trigger a bit of neuropsychological alchemy that helps carry them through a crucial moment.
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In fact, Wechsler's scales remain the most popular, but there are many other widely-used tests to choose from, and these tests uniformly are based on theories of intelligence and neuropsychological processing.
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Children whose medical condition or treatment is placing them at risk for neuropsychological problems
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In fact, Wechsler's scales remain the most popular, but there are many other widely-used tests to choose from, and these tests uniformly are based on theories of intelligence and neuropsychological processing.
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Initial evaluation includes taking a detailed history of the nature of the seizures, performing a neurological exam to look for clues regarding where seizures may begin, performing a brain MRI scan and a brain MEG scan, recording some seizures in the epilepsy monitoring unitand neuropsychological testing.
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